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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
5
The column lists visitors and hosts across Richmond Knightstown Hagerstown and Indianapolis with numerous social calls and gatherings. Notable names include the Ulerichs Connaways Garrets Pipher Rybolt Stamper Bachmann and Decker families. Community clubs and events include bridge gatherings Psi Iota Xi sorority and Junior Baseball Tag Day fundraisers.
Mrs Charles Doddridge aged 61 died Tuesday at her Milton home after teaching 37 years in Elwood schools. Survived by husband two sisters Mae Prechtel Florida and Viola Gill Elwood. Funeral Thursday at Milton Christian Church Rev F C Mc Cormick officiating burial in Doddridge Chapel cemetery.
Mrs. Ella Alberts formerly Ella Largen of the city died Saturday at her Richmond home after an extended illness. She leaves husband, daughter Helen Largen, sister Mrs. Martha Thompson, and brother Woodford Largen of Louisville. Funeral services were held Monday at the Richmond home with burial in Riverside Cemetery.
Lewis Boyd aged 75 died at his home east of town on day afternoon. Survivors include daughter Matilda Conner of Clinton and sister Mrs. Josephine Johnson of Detroit Michigan. Burial was in Jacksonburg cemetery.
George Henry Marley 78 died at his Milton home May 29 after an extended heart illness. Funeral services were held June 4 at 2 30 p m with Rev F C McCormick officiating. Burial was in Westside cemetery. He was a life long Milton resident and leaves three sons Fred and Harry of Milton and Robert of Liberty a daughter Mrs Mella Wellin Camp of Indianapolis another daughter Mrs Vilet Dairy of Cincinnati a brother Frank of Richmond nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
The State Hi Way Commission awarded Federal Aid contracts to widen and resurface State Road 40 from Penville to Cambridge City east and from the west corporation line through Dublin to Henry county, plus the Straughn and Lewisville corporation areas. No contract yet for rebuilding Cambridge City Main Street or the new bridge. Citizens urged a Delaware street gap petition to City Council to push action. Federal aid timing favors prompt steps.
Kiwanis Club hosts a Tall Story Night at Dublin Friends Church with a church banquet. Harper Lindsay wins loud applause with a farmer’s quip and Guyatt receives the attendance prize. next week A Allen will report on the Kiwanis International convention in Texas.
Mrs Leone McCullum dined with Hazel Myers and Virginia. Walter Higham Ellis Knight of Richmond attended Memorial Day services and visited relatives. Ruby Moore of Chicago visited her parents Jesse and Mrs Moore. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to those who supported the family after Lewis Boyd’s death including the Nazarene church members and Rev Atkinson.
For sale items include Fries up to 4 lbs and strawberries listed by Fre mont Marlatt in Dublin. A 232 piano is offered at an exceptional bargain, small size and repossessed locally with low terms. T M Riddick Jr written from the State Representative at the Washington Hotel Indianapolis Indiana.
For sale a beautiful colonial on 1 acre with running water from a 90 foot drilled well, motorized to kitchen and bath, large rooms and a splendid heating plant. Terms to suit buyer. Mrs. C H Oler. Dublin Indiana. For sale two varieties of good quality late seed potatoes. Phone 7758. A B Paul. 213.
Lake front modern and semi modern cottages for rent by week or month with full season rates. Furnished with double boats flowing springs screened porch and electric lights on Route 27 eight miles north of Angola. Terms reasonable. For information write A. P. B. 2201 Alabama Ave Fort Wayne Ind. FOR RENT A Six Room House A1 condition. Phone 63 if Lorin Ulrich. Soaks
Classified notices show O. E. Stewart offering soy beans for sale with phone 3038 and John Kelsey listing spring fries dressed or alive with phone Blue 386.
Classified items include tire price cuts from Hoosier Pete's Gas Station and a Nancy Hall Sweet Potato Plants sale at 4007, along with Walter Runyon and Ralph C. Franzee advertising threshing services and grain-saving claims at 130 N. 16th St New Castle Indiana. Also a public notice from Citizens Telephone Co urges payment by June 10 to maintain net rate.
Christopher Butler aged 68 died Sunday at his home east of here. Surviving are sister Mrs. Laura Warren of Milton brother Orville of Portland Oregon and granddaughter Marjorie Anne Dynes of Indianapolis. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 pm in Krone Son chapel Rev F C McCormick officiating. Burial at South Lawn cemetery Dublin.
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